Prudent Corporate Advisory Services logs 14% rise in profit in Q4

Prudent Corporate Advisory Services, a prominent wealth‑management firm and distributor of financial products, posted a net profit of ₹59 crore for the March quarter—a 14 % rise from ₹52 crore a year earlier, driven mainly by a consistent inflow from its mutual‑fund distribution unit.

Revenue climbed 27 % to ₹361 crore (up from ₹283 crore), supported by a 26 % rise in the quarterly average assets under management in the mutual‑fund business and a 41 % increase in the insurance segment.

The firm declared a dividend of ₹3.50 per share.

Although the Nifty 50 fell 5 % over the full year, Prudent’s equity‑focused AUM rose 16 % year‑on‑year to ₹1,15,479 crore. Record net inflows of ₹13,911 crore—the highest ever for the company—along with the Indus Capital acquisition underpinned this outperformance.

The monthly SIP book expanded 21 % YoY to reach ₹1,188 crore.

Robust revenue growth and disciplined cost management lifted operating profit 35 % to ₹93 crore, boosting the operating margin by 150 basis points year‑on‑year to 26 % for the quarter.

In FY26, net profit grew 13 % to ₹222 crore (from ₹196 crore) and revenue rose 19 % to ₹1,317 crore (up from ₹1,104 crore).

Sanjay Shah, Managing Director of Prudent Group, noted that equity mutual‑fund net sales reached a record ₹13,911 crore in the last fiscal year, with 5,100 new partners joining the network.

He added that the health‑insurance business posted its strongest ever fresh‑premium growth of 35 %, underscoring the franchise’s robustness.

“Through the launch of Edge+, our AI‑enabled platform for mutual‑fund distributors, we are empowering our partners to accelerate growth, improve service, and scale more efficiently,” he said.

The company’s shares rose 1 % to close at ₹2,931 on Thursday.

Published on May 7, 2026